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billion auf benz 8ouperuement' 9iigel
III elm beliebter 8eriammlungsort beuts
fder Gamilien. Ser pabiaon 1T burd
Senfter sei9loRen, eebei3t unb in ieber
@esiebung elm bibi6es 2ofal. Seoen
6onntag, Na1mittag uno abenb:
&om3ert. 9uf 8erlangen mad benz
2on3ert: Sanatrdn39en. Iusse3ei9ne'
tes Bier, feiner falter 2un9. = CUTE,
getpdbIte @eieli9aft, aufmertfame ge.
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California @eime.

Serr j.. s Meper, @bolefale 6
&etailb6nhler in Weinen, Wlamo plasa,
1T Dor Rur3em BON ieiner Uierten @es
f6dftsreiie mad @alifornien 5uriidges
febrt. gr fam iebt feline 2unben unb
Gamilien nit ben beffen Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; einen unb reinem 5raus
benz ranbp perieben. &einen @alifers
mia glaret perfauft er bic 8alIone-$1.
Yorts unb anbere unberfdl1dte Weine
finb fiets BEL inn borrdtbig.
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@efahr I'm Nnsuae.

@snn ber appetit bersebt, unb Der SdIal
rubsIos unb unerquidenb pirp, in @efabr I'M
Ansuse. Die 8erbauuussoreanf, peru fe in
einsm selunbsn 3uiiaube finb, berIansen mad
Natrung, unb bic Rerbeu. tpenn fie in einem
~seiunhsn unb rubissu 3ufanbe finb, berpr.
laden Dem Mmiden bes Nodts tsine llurube.
Gin Stdrtunssmittel, nm birffam su fem,
ioIIte ni1t nur elm eiufades MitteI fein ben
appstit gu reisen ebenfo tenis psroen bic
2erpen bur1 Elm blobes 8erubiaunass ober
SdIafmitteI stfrdftist unb berubist. Bas in
einsm frIGen Sale n0tbig IN, III cine Meoisin,
bic ben Masea if6rlt, un6 bic aiimiIation Der
aabrung burd ben Rorper bef0rosrt, pobur9
bic Yerpen, ioipie ale auberen Sbsile bes 86r.
pers aefrdfist psrben. Oieies ftno bic GrfoIse
BON eofetters @ aaenbitters, cine
wsen,sin, beren Ruf fen in ber Ofsntlideu Msi.
nuna beariinbet III, uno ipelde BON ger;ten me.
aen ibrer fdrtenbsn antibtlioien unb anbsren
g~laenfdaften smpfobIen mirb. % riro ssit
BEN beften erioIss sessn @edisIfsbsr, abeu.
matisnus, Sdwd6e Der Niertn nno Der Sc
bd,muttsr uno anoers Rrautbeiten sebraudt.
Sn 6oufon betebt cine Bereinis
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vGbrptt MD altar" pber: Cine
.Sa1n tuGSd3t bic anoere.

6reiberr bon 6randenifein, Der Sub
rer Der bairif9en l1Itramontdnen uub
glei13eitins erifer 8ioes prdfibeut bes
beuti9en Rei1stages, bate an ben gars
binal Sacobini, ben StaatsIefretdr bes
papftes, bic Nnfrage geri9tet, Db bic
Gurie bic Weitereriifen3 Der gentrumss
partei nod beenbigtem gulturtampfe
fir iiberfhffg balte ober nimt. SIN
erfteren Gaue meroe cine groBe Mnaabl
BON WitgIiebern aus Der partet auss
treten. Saeobini bat auf biefe Nnfrase
ertpibert, baB Ct bic bon Der gentrums@
partei geleifteten Dienffe a1ertenne unb
BOB erenf bic fernerer Dienfe berielben
boffe, oenrt es gdbe mod Ma1Ges an
Der Gage Der tatboIifGen 2irde in
Deutf1lanb su perbefern. Der papff
IdBt fi1 iibrigens bic Gelegenbeit ni9t
enfaeben, ben uItramontaner tuegen
ibrer feIbfffdnbigen 6altung in Der
Geptennatsfrnge ems am 3euge au
Hiden. Der papt = 10 bsibt es in
Sacobini's Briefe = geffebe Der gens
trumspartei spar b~olffdnbise 8epes
gungsireibeit in ni6t tir9liden 9ingeu
au, alIein bic Septennatsfrage babe cine
religi6fe unb moraiif9e 8ebeutung
(2!2), nelde inn bic grpdgung rabes
Iege, oaB bas Centrum gut tburt iperbe,
iid nit Dem Septennat 3u befreunoen.
9ie partei tpiirbe babur1 ni1t rir 3ur
grbaltung bes Griebens ~beitragen. ions
bern fiG aud elm Mnredt auf bic Oanf.
bartlett Der beutf9en Rei1sregierung ers
.perben, uel9e biefelbe geneigt MAIDEN
tperoe, su elmer organif6en Hes
bifion Der Maigefebe su fdrei=
ten.
Gobanr bemerft Der cardinal go,
eobini, baB es benz papffe nod ers
tpiinidt fei, ben pIdnert unb Winf9sn
bes 3aifer Wilbelm unb feines 3anss
Iers entgesenaufommen, i'm Snterefe
berleIben tpiirbe es bartt aud liegen,
ben ginFuB bes md9tigeit beutf9en
Neihs au elmer 0erbefferungber
nud rtigen duBeren2age
bes Yapftbums auf3utreten.
(Mba! Wertit bu massey
Bum S1luB fpri9t Der papff ben
Wunf6 aus, baB biefer iein WilIe unb
bieie feline 9nf9einungen fdmmtli9en
WitgIiebern Der oeutfden gentrums.
partei befannt gena1t tuiiroeu, uno baB
fe lire Sanblunsstpeiie Der WiIenss
duBeruug bes nbeiligen StublesA ans
pafien m69ten.
Wel9 elm S9a9erl @eptennat ees
gen .organif9e Rebiion Der Mai.
geiebe." 2ebteres fann bod riur beiBen
follen: Nufbebung Der gibilftanbgeieBe
bon 1928 unb &idberufung aler
aussepiefenen Orben, incl. Sefuiten.
Nber bamit nidt geuug. Der papf
III fein ''cheap jack" er nerlangt
b0bere preife. Mit Der r8~erbeHerung
ieiner Gage" fpielt er unfrasli9 auf
feline ebentuele giniebung In bic ipelts
lide Ma6t, bas beibt: Wieberberftels
lung bes rbmif1eu Rir1enfaates an.
Oas tuiirbe aber aiGt mebr unb nidt
rpenieer beiBen, als arieg NIT StnIien.
Solte bic Greunbffaft bes popifes,
tpelGe Deutf9lano nod ME Slid ges
braGt bat, 10 ipeit bic Gef6idte aurifs
aiebt. uirtli6 fold immenieH preis
tpertb fein2
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9ie INN her MerfammInnn

- Die bon Der @eriammluns beut'
i1er Soeialiiten in Rem Yort gegen bic
apeIins's gefaBten ngei6liihe" fageH
folgen6es: Die 3odter bon Rarl Marr
uno beren 8atte bditen iebr biel @elo
getoftet unb iolten in Der 3ufuuft mebr
als u9urusartifeI" unb ni9t oils nnotbs
uenbige BebiirfniFe~ angeieben werben,
aumal ba ibre ameritanif9e 9eiie nur
elm MiBerfols getueien iei.
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1886. 9erb #. 1886.
I. HUH & SOHN,
bic aIte unb bsDdhrte
Gifen> Il. 0plawaaren<!

WtIkWS NJ VV@0tVWW%bu~J
5arben. unb GamensQa ubInns
sss, ass unb ass Rarst>e tra1s
San Mutpafo- Eeyas.
~ Saben foebsu erbaIteu:
Siren 1erbF. nnb Biuter . Bebarf bon
o. 2anbreth & Scbu @arten'
unb 8tumens Samen.
Inter auberm ueue grnte araut. uub Spinat'
samen, frite Bobnen uub erbfeu fur 2srbit'
pfansnns, @iuter. aossei urb eerfe, MIaef,
Sorgtuut u. |. 10.
1000 Yfuub neue grnte Stub. Sameu.
: so Yfnnb GI Yafo 9miebfI. Samen.
200 HufbeI edten Solution gras.S amer.
Wafeu. unb Stature Gras /. Sarne1, alfalfa,
rotbeu unb Heieen aIee. Saueu.
Saeuten fur 9hos. Weile g. eos 4entud1
BIne 0ras GnIfb 9Fise, bic befeu, eintadfen,
farfFen unb biliefen @eit .Yfase i'm Martte.
asenten far bic beribmien
Brin1y Pfluege,
Planet IL. SamensriIs, Sanb . pfIise unb
6uItibGBors Belle 9th Gutter. Gdueioemal4is
uer, Gun. %. Mrt9t @urfmal@iner uub Butt
der utenEIieu, 46Erifon Bros. g Go. sezsil9ft
6drbeu, Sobnions GalFnirfarbsn &c.
Carl S. Mutbs Hienenrauder, 0cniss
Grtractcrs unb Meher,
aIIes su ben uiebrisitsn Preifen.
i. Huth & Sohn.
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Weme ssaaren Neue asaaren!

3 m @inberelIaS tore,
gde 9%ouftonitraBe & ape. 6.
Serr Baum bonn Cinderella @9ub.
fore bat bic 6ftlihen Mdrfte beiu9t
uno einen iiberraidenb reid baltisen
8orratb bon S6uben fir Damen unb
Qinber, iouie fur Serren e~inseiauft.
Die Waaren ftnb porsagli6: bauerbaft
nnb iebr preismirbig. Seoe 5amilie
foIte es fid our aufsabe MAIDEN, i,,ren
Bebarf an S6ub3eug i'm @inbes
reIIa Store gu faufsn. glfo pers
geBt ni6t ben
gimbereIIa G9ubsStore.
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- Ole Galpehun Neps ldbt fi6 aus
Napciota telegrapbiren, BOB BORT tue'
gen bes orobenben gusbruds zines
&rieses in europa, grOBe Iufregung
herride.
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= Der 9ouftoner 2iebertrans feierte
unldngft fein f~infidbriges Stiftuuss,
fefi, pobei benz Dirigenten. Serrn gu.
bernop, elm 8eidenf gema6t tpurbe.
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THE CHARLES A. voeELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.

e. etnfaufene DcIIars iperbeit ber1s
geniae. beiobIt, iueI4er Bepeife tiefert. bob bic
rorHcbsnheu p6er o1e anberen Seigniie, spet4e
ror ter The Charles A. Vogeler Coz uer5feuts
H6twerbeu, ni6t cot fnh.. Mlie uouuns ueroffetrk
ti&ten 8etsuiHe ftab acknowledgement.
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$4,000 herastene ausasastsis.

pBera 8. s.. @tIItamfn.. elm frlbsrer
MrinsesDffsssf uni. GgsGenia! peg yet; 81:
SABRE an aciteut @Heunsatisrtis geltttsf
babe. tfnb ifnGter1 &c ale betaitnten Seiinitts
rsrnsbsrS ortaerranSt Bate, triirhe er eur9 bic
sInwerSuna BON e. Safobs Del uouitdaois
NORTHUMBERLAND.
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DaB vecuisuine (ap.) Gourier Srutial.
fact: 4reisfcr g p. 0onaIefe;s. .Ss,Ses
luunbet yr.rbe, bate aber .o4tsebn Schre
beitdnSia an rbeuftatii4 en- G4raer5en aslttteif.
CT perfiate rieIe Gottorei, bic beraenitI
ften D6ber, eIectrif9e alpparete tilo PIE pess
t9ieteafsen SeiIuttttel chte Grtola: Snot,y
fHrbfa frisheyhsf1elte.
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Sn 6oufion betsbt cine gereinis
gung Der 8emiifegdrtner.
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80 sabre usItttsH ana paass esasilt.
mnreox Q1oj

ssrs Nsens Nusaen. ysIqss sn gss'
urbsttst, iaste: yIstn natsr, susl4er Nro.
trsitig Sokrest On ieSsri Winter on Hbeiuias
xiBriaB Ia ben Tiben aelitten. &c 500 bic
beifesi Mer5te ~ Battle tnb reriu4te ole bee
fainter &eiInaitteg, obne irsetb rDel&eis Grtolg.
SIN Iettea sBinterr4n suel4er Belt feine Slbe
eejatupue5E sudresi, perIi9te &c Ct. Safobs Del
iuib Ia sSx5sr Belt mar &c asteiIt.
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StSgaasahsis ~
d MbeMmattsntits.
Munhfrbare 6tiIanaer.
z atIiittn uun Danri etttiIt.

q. sIbdnpsSt r., Stbaea. X. v.
ifeber piersia Sabre Bin i'd Gin ppier rbets
tuotiI4er Gdtnferset serueien. SD. trrree
peranIatt, ct. SatobS Del sa gehran6es inao
naabemi9 jIpei TIaf4en nngewanht bate. mas
rgn ale S9rner5eu ueri4yrunhei. gsetne gtes
Der, tpeI&e fteif unb Iabrs irdrett, Tub iekt 10
aeIerfia Ipie In saeiuer Sugene.. $50
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-11
Yankton Savings Bank.
Capital, $4,000

Does . General Banking Business. Interest
paid on depcaits ut the rate Of Eve per cent
per snnum,
Deposits Received Of Ono Dollar and urvards.
Money TO Losn on Real Eatate and uhAtaAe
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

Mayors Office, City o Yankton, Dakota.
pROUnAMATION is hereby made and ne5ioe
a given that q SPECIAL s~iersIon will be held
on Monday The 2lat day of November, A d
%existind in the office of city ;usticeof the peace.
The city ~iustice of the peace to be elected
will hold his office until the next annual city
election. livery legal voter of the Territory
who snail have been q resident of the city
thirty days next preceding said election is
entitled to vote at said election, in the ward
where he resides and not elsewhere.
The polls will be kept open from nine O'Clock
q, m, to four o'clock p m. and no longer,
The said election will be held at the follow
ing places:
m the LIST ward at office of ]. B. Hanson,
3D. street,
In the second ward at Office otP. K. Faulk,
Oedar street,
In the Sd ward, at the Office OF st. CroixLum-
Der Co., Broadway.
an,the 4th ward, at the conrt house. Douglas
Avenue.
The following named persona have been ap-
pointed as judges and clerks to conduct said
election:
LIST Ward. Judges-J.w q. Morrison, J. c,
Norman and j.. Il. Bruce. Clerks-Harry
Human and j, L.. Perkins.
2nd Ward, J~udges-Jacob Brauch. A. =.
Faulk and +. j. Dewitt. Olerks-Geo. b.
hoffman and u. d. sharp.
walter and Peter seydel. Clerks Emil Ma
and Robert Cox.
4th Ward, Judges-J. N. Hartert, A.. W.
Howard and w. Il. Eldredge. Olerks-L. ID.
n. PooIe and Bert Robinson.
| In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hereunto affixed tins 9Th day of November, A.
D.. 1887.
l(sEALl JAMES a. TELLER. Mayor.
Attest: AME R~NGsBURY, City CLERK.
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Sidewalk Resolution.

a Resolution for tho Construction of q Side
walk on the north side of Fifth street be
tween Mspleand Spruce streets.
Belt Resolved by the Mayor and Council of
the City OF Yankton
Section l.. That it is, and is hereby declared
necessary that the following sidewalk should
be constructed in the sald City of Yankton,
to- wit: On the north side of Fifth street be-
tween Maple. and Sprnne streets, in front of
lots 2, ., land 10, block 40, Ia Mobiles addition.
wide, the outer edge thereof to be laid ten feet
distant from the adiacentlots above described
and the slid sidewalk shall he con-
structed OF wood and in sll respects in
accordance with the requirements of me orai-
nances of tho city, aud plans and specifications
proved, by the mayor and council. The said
sidewalks alongside, or LII front of any of the
aforesaid lots, situated on a corner, made by
the intersection of two streets, shall he OK
tended to the curb line of the crossing street,
lor SO as to meet and connect with any side
walks new laid down, or that may be laid down
hereafter, upon such crossing strsets.
Sec: . That the cost and expense of making
the aforesaid improvements shall be defrayed
by spscial tax, 70 be levied upon the aforesaid
lots, or parts Of lots, bounding or admitting on
the same. IN proportion. to the feet front of
said lots or parts of lots 30 Astounding or abut-
Gaa.
SEQ. 4 That said sidewalk may be laid on
an approximate grade to conform to the sur
face OF the ground, as designated in the said
pians And specifications to be prepared by the
city engineer.
Sec. 5. That this resolution shall be pub
hshed for foar c,lRsecnrise weeks in the official
newspaper of Tie city.
Adopted November 7th, 1897.
KINGseuRY, City Clerk.
Approved this 9Th day of NSTsmaer 1897, az
9AMkS Il. 9EILER, Mayor.
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A Rich widow Wedatd d.

New York, Nov. 9.-Mrs. Mark Hop
kins, widow of the well kGown Calitor-
mia millionaire, was married yesterday
at an early hour at Trinity chapel, to
ID. F. Searles, of Boston. Immediately
after the ceremony had been performed
the happy couple took the 1896 q. N
train for Boston, The marriage was d
social surpwse. Oaiy q few intimate
friends had beer told of the engagement.
and they were pledged to secrecy about
it. The wedding was q quiet one, and
was witnessed by only o few friends and
relations. Mrs. Hopkins is something
over sixty years OF age and is we'll known
in eastern and California society. For
many years she has enjoyed the reputs-
zion of being one of the weaithiest
among the wealthy women of the world .
Mr.. Searles is g prominent Boston archi-
tect and q man OF mature years, though
several years younger than his wife.
he designed Mrs. Hopkins magnificent
honse at Great Barringer and thus be
gen an acquaintance with Mrs. Hopkins
which ripened into something warmer
than friendship.
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1ala gresa alsa Aa1sotaiae
JENNY I'M S FUNERAL

Ene HonerB OF Royalty and the Tears
of the Eowly.
A correspondent thus describes the
sunera! of Jenny Lind OF Malvern, Hen
iordsbire: She died recovering her ioll
.oice and consciousness. Within only
III hour before dissolution she asked for
.el servs ats and her fanily and tenderly
oat . them farewell. Her little estate is
,alied by the country people Wlnd'e
Point. One neighbor said the little
~Rrsnits house with It's tower was some
times called the Nlghtingale's Nest. 1t
,tsnds on the easterD slope Of Hereford
Beacon, and. except from the hill, ie en-
tireiy hidden from view by a small wood
Of laurel. spruce ana fir trees La a prom
inent spot, whence the river is particu-
lariy charming. stands q round pavilion
In tht shape of q temple, which
was built after her own desIgn.
Here che would often cit, surrounded
by her children end grandchildren. She
bought the place only four years ago,
It Is four miles from Malvern Abbey,
where the services were held, Conse-
fquentIy only the mourners met at the
house. These consisted of her widower,
Otto Goldsohmidt; their married son
Walter Goldsehmidt and wife; their
married sou, Ernest q married daughter,
Mrs. Raymond; Maude, and her hus-
band. DIR. Felix Goldschmidt; Counsel
Ehrepberg, OF Sweden, end Sir Michael
Bidduiph representing the queen. Ths
real mourners OF the family seemed to
be the servants and villagers.
There were wreaths, bouquets and ont
flowers from nearly ell the gentry of
Hereford and dorchester and q myrtle
wreath made from u shrub she planted
on her wedding day, which was placed
inside the coffin. The queens wreath
was of tiny laurel leaves interpreted
with t,ny white ehrysanthemums;
q cross upon q Tyre of white szaieas from
the Princeof Wales; O wreath of Dresden
china imperial pale businesses and vio-
let's from the crown Princess of Sweden,
another OF thu game material from the
royal college OF music of Sweden, which
Jenny Lind founded, representing com-
mon wild flowers of that country, and
similar material of white lilies and for.
get-me-nots from the Swedish minis
ter.
After the remains we're deposited in
the grave / interviewed some villagers,
and their grief for the dead b~enefactress
was most pathetic. The remains were
not shown, bat l learned that her face
grew hourly after death more sweet and
pleasant than in life. In accordance
with her oft-expressed wish the patch
work quilt which children of the United
States presented to Jenny Lind was
buried with her.
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she sopldn't Understand 1t.

"What in the world has happened to
you SINCE the last time 1 saw you?'
asked one lady Of another when they
met on the straet the other day = can't
understand 1t. Iken you were pale,
haegard and low spirited and | remem-
bered you said thst yon hardly cared
whether you lived or died. To-day you
look ever SO much younger and IT Is very
evident from your beamiug face that
your low spirits have taken fight"
"Yes, indeed" was the reply; land shall
/ tell you what drove them away? 1t
was Dir Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
l was a martyr TO functional defaDRe
mept until 1 began taken the .Prescrip-
tion., Now l am rs we'll as / eve was
in my life. No woman who suffers as |
did ought to let an hour paes before pro.
curing this wonderful remedy"
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Her to Reduce Your Expenses.

You can do it easily. and you will not
have to deprive yourself of a single COM
fort; on the contrary, you will enjoy life
more than ever. How car you accom-
Plush this result? Easily: Ont down your
doctors bills. When sou lose your APP
petite, and become bilious and constipa-
ted, and therefore low spirited, don't
rush off to the family physician for q
prescription, OF, OF the other hand, wait
until you are sick abed before doing
anything at all; but just go to the drug
gist's and for twenty-five cents get a
supply of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purka-
tive Pellets. Take them as directed, and
our word for it, Sour unpleasant symp-
toms will disappear as if by magic, you
will have no big doctors bill to pay, and
everybody interested Except the DOCTOR,
will feel happy.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold bv DR.. Vanderbule.
The Verdtct yna,,,anous.

w. d. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes-
titles: II can recommend E .ectric Bitters
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given reliaf in every 9. One
man took six BOTTLES. and was cured OF
rheumatism of ten years standing
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio,
affirms: "The hest selling medicine |
have ever handled in my 20 years. expert
ence. is Electric Bitters.n Thousands OF
others have added their 1 stimony SO that
the verdict is un limo that Electric
Bitters do cure all diseases OF the Liver,
Kidneys or Blood. Only a half a dollar
a bottle at PurdY Brecht's.
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WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vitiaizer
is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by Dr..
Vanderhule.
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with agents everywhere, I ought to be
able,to Judge. / assure you, on my
word. that collections haye e been
so good as they sre this fall, Wall
street may be IN trouble. but that is
chronic"
II lie stated that the business of p. D,
Armour Il %. will reach $50 COCO 0 for
Cue year. This is doubtless y greater
volume than that of any house in the
world 1t makes even the coal-dealers
euYious,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-11

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price SO cents. Nasal Ipjec-
tor free. Sold by DR., Vsndeihule.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-11

For lame back, SIDE or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sold by DR.. Vanderhule
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

has fallen I6 inches during the last twenty-four hours, and it IS hoped that all danger IS now past.
 BERLIN March 23-The police of St. Petersburg have discovered stores or dynamite and an apparatus Tor Ihe manufacture of bombs in sey ral Vlllas at Paegelevos, summer resort ID 'he suburbs of the Russian capital
 RoME, March 23-Emperor Wilham telegrGphed yesterday to the Pope thanking him for the congratulations and expressing a wish for the prosPeri- ty and happiness of His Holiness.
 NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 2i-John Sherman reached this city at :3O o'clock last night. He will be escorted about the city to-day.
 FLAGSTAFF, A. T. March 23-Railrosd buildlng ia on the boom m Arizona. Eight miles of the Mineral Belt road, to extend from Flagstaff % Globe has just been completed and the camp moved from this point to the front to Pnsh the work .n completion A company Las been organized to construct railroad to be known ss the Flagstaff S Grand Canon Railroad, with John :. MofrIs. hn eastern capitalists, as president, aud D. u. Rio7dan ot thIs city, treasurer The company Wiil commence to lay track about May lst, and will erect maguih- cent hotel at each end of the canon for the accommodation of visitors whom they expect will flock there at all seasons or the year, as soon as the proper facilities have been provided. This place Is sit uated twenty miles south Cf Flagstaff. It IS described by travellers as one of the grardest pieces of scenery m the world, surpassiug, 1t is claimed, the Yellow stone Park or Yosemite valley.
 WASHINGTON, March 23-The act to annul an act to prOhlOIt the impOrta- tlon and immigration of foreigners and aliens under contract arrange ments to perform labor in the United States, which was approved February =. should have according 10 is proylsions, gone into effect today. The acting secretary of the treasury, who IS chsi ged with inc execution of this act, has not yet had an opportunity to prepare regula- tious which will see to its proper en- fJrcement but they are now, however, ID course of preparation Rnd will be !ssued in O few days. IL IS said at the department that the cause of the delay was the difficulty experienced in recon clling the seemingly inconsistent pro visions contained in the act.